LifeLabs Laboratory Assistant Opening (British Columbia)

LifeLabs Laboratory Assistant Opening (British Columbia)

28 Aug
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LifeLabs Medical Laboratory Services
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British Columbia

28 Aug

LifeLabs Medical Laboratory Services

British Columbia

Support LifeLabs as a Temporary Full time Laboratory Assistant, facilitating critical specimen collection and diagnostic activities. Drive healthcare excellence with your skills in patient care and service.

As a key team member, you will be responsible for guiding patients through the specimen collection process and performing necessary tests. This role entails various tasks, including phlebotomy and data management, ensuring that patients receive their results efficiently. Your contributions will have a significant impact on community health.

Key Responsibilities:
• Welcome patients and explain the collection process
• Perform phlebotomy and ECG procedures
• Manage special collecting tests and document properly




• Answer inquiries and maintain client relationships
• Prepare specimens for transport to testing facilities

Requirements:
• Medical Laboratory Assistant certification or relevant experience
• Practical knowledge of phlebotomy practices
• Excellent communication and data entry abilities
• Commitment to patient confidentiality standards
• Ability to work effectively both individually and in teams

Make a meaningful contribution to patient care at LifeLabs as a Laboratory Assistant.
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📌 LifeLabs Laboratory Assistant Opening (British Columbia)
🏢 LifeLabs Medical Laboratory Services
📍 British Columbia

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